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In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, Russ welcomes special guest Michael Haggard, a trial expert and leading expert in premises liability and negligent security cases. From discussing innovative deterrents for personal safety to detailing landmark cases like the $100 million Sammy Barak verdict, Michael shares invaluable insights from his extensive legal experience. The conversation covers the complexities of handling premises liability cases, the impact of security measures, and the broader societal changes driven by pivotal lawsuits. Whether you're a seasoned lawyer or an aspiring one, this...2024-07-021h 05
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1826 - The Series Finale of Collision Time RevisitedAfter more than three years and over 90 shows, Collision Time Revisited finally comes to an end. MSG commemorates this bittersweet end by remembering the friends we've made, featuring tales and clips of the bands we've had the good fortune to interview along the way: I Am the Polish Army, Ex-Girlfriends, Potty Mouth, Sharkmuffin, and Diet Cig. There's also more about the band that changed MSG's life, and a final song that just might bring a tear to your eye.
Thank you for three wonderful years!
Love, MSG2018-10-1758 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1825 - The Penultimate Collision Time Revisited featuring The Morgan InterviewIt's the second to last show, and CTR brings it crashing down with songs from Bodega, Nice Guys, Meat Beat Manifesto, The Dollyrots, Ty Segall & White Fence, and much more. Plus for the first time, finally, Morgan comes to the microphone to talk about his time on the show, adjusting to life in New York City, and whatever else the guys could fit into 6 minutes.2018-09-2359 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1824 - The Industrial Genre CrossoverThere's only three more episodes left, and CTR grinds your bones to make the bread of music from Sharkmuffin, The Exploited, Einstürzende Neubauten, The Number Ones, Purling Hiss, Slothrust and more.2018-09-0558 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1823 - The Very Big AnnouncementCTR gets 'em on, gets 'em over, gets 'em in, with music from Human People, Ex-Girlfriends, Beach Day, Beth Orton & The Chemical Brothers, Guantanamo Baywatch and more. Plus, MSG has a very bittersweet announcement about the future of the show.2018-08-2758 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1822 - The Rather Ridiculous Line of Dialogue From The Karate KidCTR clears the sinuses of your soul, with music from Mourn, Electric Frankenstein, For Lack of a Term, The Jukebox Romantics, and more, plus a tribute to late Pantera member Vinnie Paul2018-08-1458 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1822 - The Universally Unintelligible ChorusCTR is extra as fuck with music from The Menzingers, Deaf Wish, Morn, Active Bird Community, and more.2018-08-0658 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1821 - The Show Of The YearCTR gets down on it with music from The Beths, Gymshorts, Candy Ambulance, The Goon Sax, Secret Nudist Friends and much much more!2018-07-2958 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1820 - The Reason The Weezer Girl's CoolCTR knows your jam, with music from Courtney Barnette, Mean Jeans, The Spits, Hot Snakes, The Georgia Satellites, and much much more.2018-07-1558 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1819 - The Musically Induced EurphoriaCTR rocks the funky beat with new music from THICK, Connections, Kitten Forever, Parquet Cours, and the surprise new full length release from Peach Kelli Pop and more, plus songs from The Vapors, Dance Hall Crashers, Poptone and much more!2018-06-2559 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1817 - The Band You Actually Will Hear On This Show It Turns OutCTR kills it with songs from Snail Mail, School Drugs, Banana Soda, Soccer Mommy, Naked Giants, Black Angels and so much more.2018-06-231h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1816 - The Generational Warfare Video InterpretationCTR is back with new music from Peach Kelli Pop, Tokyo Police Club, and Speedy Ortiz, plus songs from Desert Sharks, Off With Their Heads, Pill and more.2018-06-231h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1813 - The Monumentally Generous Merchandise Retrieval OfferThis week's CTR features new music from Culture Abuse, BAMBARA, Hinds, War on Women, Naked Giants, and lots more, plus a requiem for a tv obsession.2018-06-031h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1812 - The Frontwoman From Snail Mail (not an interview, sorry)The April Fool's Day episode of CTR features new music from Soccer Mommy, School Drugs, Banana Soda, Back Track, and many more.2018-05-291h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1811 - The Enlightening College Era QuotationCTR rounds out March with new music from Peach Kelli Pop, A Place To Bury Strangers, Wild Manes, Preoccupations, and Monster Magnet plus songs from Vivian Girls, Weeping Icon, Hunter & Wolfe and more.2018-05-141h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1810 - The Surprising Facebook Memory Time PassageCTR continues in March with new music from War on Women, THICK, Hot Snakes and more.2018-04-301h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1809 - The Third Annual St Patrick's Day SpecialSt Patrick's Day 2018 is here and CTR is ready with Celtic Punk from The Muckers, Mr. Irish Bastard, The Mahones, and more, plus new music from Ought, Albert Hammond Jr, and Buffalo Tom.2018-04-171h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1808 - The Identical Independent Band MonikersThis episode of CTR features new music from The Men, Andrew WK and The Breeders, plus Bikini Carwash, Camp Cope, Nervous Triggers and so much more.2018-04-071h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1807 - The Brand New Retro Television ObsessionToday's CTR features new music from The Regrettes, Screaming Females, and Speedy Ortiz, plus Suicide Generation, Remo Drive, and, wait, Bananarama?2018-03-041h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1806 - The Possible Twin MisperceptionThe latest CTR features new music from Car Seat Headrest, Pianos Become the Teeth, and Superchunk, plus Weezer, Ten Foot Pole, Senses Fail and more.2018-03-041h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1805 - The Well Deserved Double BeatdownFebruary starts with new music from No Age, Alex Lahey, and Legend Of The Seagullmen, plus tunes from The Monochrome Set, The Gingerlys, and The Jacuzzi Boys.2018-03-041h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1804 - The Brush With Greatness Follow UpFebruary begins with new music from Jeff Rosenstock, Hookworms and Car Seat Headrest, plus tunes from Cayetana, Lovely Bad Things, Tournament and a tribute to late Temptations lead singer Dennis Edwards.2018-02-1159 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1803 - The Guy From The New Pornographers Who's Not AC NewmanLast week Collision Time Revisited premiered it's new weekly edition. Now it really becomes official, as we air an all new episode for the second week on a row for the very first time! This week's show features new music from Ty Segall, No Age and TURNSTILE, plus over a dozen more and a tribute to late Fall legend Mark E. Smith.2018-02-0459 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1802 - The Rebirth of Collision Time RevisitedCTR is reborn! It's the premier of the one hour weekly edition (technically it's 59 minutes but who's counting?)! The leaner and meaner CTR kicks off with new music from Jeff Rosenstock, Turnstile, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, They Might Be Giants and more, plus songs from Tuff Sunshine, Hypoluxo and Acid Dad, and a tribute to dearly departed Cranberries frontwoman Dolores O'Riordan.2018-01-2759 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1801 - The I Am The Polish Army Interview2018 gets off to a great start when critically acclaimed Brooklyn blues-punk trio I Am The Polish Army joins MSG in the studio! Topics of the frank and lively discussion include the trials and rewards of self-releasing music, the band's shout out in Rolling Stone Magazine, the dangers of shooting a video on the streets of the East Village, and plenty more fun facts and opinions. Plus there's a band curated set, a round of "Can You Guess Who That Was?" and music from Telepathic, Fat Heaven, Polar Bear Club and much more.2018-01-151h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1726 - The Christmas Eve SoundtrackIt's MSG's Christmas Gift to you! Two hours of punk rock covers of Christmas traditionals and holiday rock classics, delivered with minimal interruptions.2018-01-061h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1725 - The Third Annual Christmas SpecialIt's another December and time for the best Collision Time Revisited Christmas Special ever! With Christmas classics from Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Anti-Nowhere League, Cassie Ramone and more, holiday originals from the likes of Nerf Herder, Weezer and Dwarves, plus new music from Mogwai, Bugg and Hater, and as always, dozens more!2017-12-191h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1724 - The Erroneous Cover AccusationThe second CTR of November features new music from Pinact, Pia Fraus, Teenage Halloween and more, plus the bands of the inaugural 1st Thursdays at The Well concert series. MSG makes a pair of dedications, recalls a brush with celebrity greatness and explains why he doesn't play the bass.2017-12-111h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1723 - The 90 Minutes of Lost Life SaviorThe first CTR of November features new music from Alex Lahey, Turnstile, Converge and others, plus tunes from Maneka, High Waisted , McKlusky, and dozens more. MSG discusses Bitchfork's long running judgment of one particular band, a great podcast interview and the specialized nature of his Halloween costume.2017-11-261h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1722 - The Cruel HoaxCTR's last show of October is filled with songs about ghosts, zombies, werewolves and other festive tunes for Halloween from The Creepshow, The Groovie Ghoulies, The Cramps and more, plus new music from The Gotobeds, Wormburner and Makthaverskan, and dozens more. MSG recalls tales of technical difficulties and explains why great opening bands are somewhat disappointing.2017-11-121h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1721 - The One-Star Seamless ReviewCTR's middle act for October features new music from Pia Fraus, Iron Chic and Melkbelly, plus songs from Clearance, The Business and The '94 Knicks. MSG discusses anachronistic cable tv programming, affordable holiday decorating and why his favorite time of year no longer exists.2017-10-261h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1720 - The Unexpected Caffeine Dosage SystemThe first CTR of October features new music from The Off White, Sløtface and Alvvays, plus songs from Gouge Away, Weeping Icon, Drugs & Attics and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about the holidays, maximizing his concert attendance and a soft rock icon's impact on punk.2017-10-141h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1719 - The Bands of Riot Fest 2017Our second show of September features bands from this year's Riot Fest in Chicago, plus new music from Death From Above, Sharkmuffin and Deer Tick, and a tribute to late Hüsker Dü legend Grant Hart.2017-10-071h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1718 - The Albums MSG Was Looking ForThe first CTR of September features new music from Thee Oh Sees, Protomartyr, A Giant Dog, Rainer Maria and more, plus tracks from No Age, The Anti-Nowhere League, Filthy Friends and dozens more. MSG discusses the sass of a fellow college dj, the treasure trove at a Brooklyn stoop sale and the close second name of this show.2017-09-121h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1717 - The Ethnocentric Musical BeliefThe second CTR of August features new music from The Rural Alberta Advantage, Breakfast Muff and Metz, plus Devo, Art School Jocks, Uranium Club and dozens more.2017-09-051h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1716 - The 90's Radio MixtapesIt's a very special episode of CTR when MSG takes a break from delivering the cutting edge of punk rock and takes us back to the 1990's. Back then, there was no music streaming or even Napster, and if you wanted free music you taped songs off the radio. MSG took this to a whole new level by regularly recording a full tape's worth of radio, then forwarding through it looking for songs to save, which he'd record onto another tape (a process he called "track fishing"). Today's show consists entirely of songs from found on these mixtapes, including...2017-08-201h 58
Collision Time RevisitedUploading Collision Time Revisited 1715 - The Mistaken Residential AssumptionJuly's second CTR features bands from Brooklyn's recent Burger Records Beach Bash 2 at Coney Island, including Sunflower Bean, Nobunny and Sam Coffey & The Iron Lungs, plus new music from The Dirty Nil, Pinact, Fruit & Flowers, and dozens more.2017-08-051h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1714 - The 2017 Warped TourJuly kicks off with the bands of this year's Warped Tour, plus new music from The Dirty Nil, Thelma and the Sleaze and The Melvins, and dozens more. MSG talks about his upcoming vacation, varying movie formats and offers up recommendations for Christmas in July tv viewing2017-07-221h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1713 - The Power and Significance of Ludlow StreetThe end of June features music from High Waisted, Culture Abuse, Fruit & Flowers, Urochromes and dozens more.2017-07-101h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1712 - The McCarren Park AftershowIt's the end of the Northside Festival MSG is back at the Radio Free Brooklyn headquarters in Bushwick having run straight from the Northside Festival's free show finale at McCarren Park in Williamsburg, spinning new music from Benjamin Booker, Fruit & Flowers and Rancid, plus tracks from The Fall, Tiny Little Houses, Psychic Teens and dozens more. Topics include the new directions of tv shows, what MSG has in common with one of the festival acts and saying goodbye to a TV icon.2017-06-251h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1711 - The Northside Festival 2017 and Chris Cornell FarwellSummer's almost here and it's time once again for Brooklyn's own Northside Festival, and CTR is featuring bands from the four day lineup, with songs from Fat Heaven, Washer, Happyness, The Flux Machine, and dozens more. MSG also pays tribute to the late, great, gone but not forgotten music icon, Chris Cornell.2017-06-101h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1710 - The Origin Of The Term "Shoegazer"It's Collision Time Revisited's 50th episode! Featuring music from PINK MEXICO, Cinema Cinema, Loud Boyz, classics from Naked Raygun, The Celibate Rifles and dozens more.2017-05-221h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1709 - The Band You Will Never Hear On This ShowApril's third act features music from Thick, Nobunny, Shiny Wet Machine, Boy Toy, Moon Duo, Pink Mexico, and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about his appearance in a music video, several positive experiences with friendly musicians, and an unfortunate family trait.2017-05-081h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1708 - The Gratification of Social MediaApril's middle act features new music from Froth, The New Pornographers and The Rubs, plus tunes from Cafe Racer, DTCV, T-Rextacy, a special Easter themed set, and as always, dozens more. MSG joins the war against the detractor of a show friend, thinks out loud about his birthday plans, and explains an amusing cinematic flaw.2017-04-251h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1707 - The Precise Moment of DropoffThe first of 2017's April trilogy features new music from The Real McKenzies, The Orwells and I Am The Polish Army, plus songs from Pale Angels, CJ Ramone, Cessa, and dozens more. MSG uncovers a revelation about music streaming, gives a nod to tax season and pays an unlikely tribute to an untimely loss.2017-04-141h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1706 - The Bands of SXSW 2017The tradition of perennial favorites continues with CTR's second tribute to the music of SWSW, including songs from ...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead, Muncie Girls, The Sandinistas, and new music from Sharkmuffin, Meat Wave and Dude York. MSG also pays tribute to late music legend Chuck Berry, explains his conflicted feelings regarding "Feud: Bette and Joan," and describes an encounter with a shrill fan of a hated sports rival.2017-03-241h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1705 - The Second Annual St. Patrick's Day SpecialSt Patty's Day is almost here, and MSG is celebrating with Celtic Punk from the likes of mainstays Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly and the Mahones, plus more Irish tinged gems from Greenland Whalefishers, The McGillicuddys, Charm City Saints, plus new music from Ride, Diet Cig, At The Drive-In, and dozens more. MSG talks about his newfound sense of the Brooklyn Punk Rock community, explains the proper definition of the United Kingdom and how it relates to the Olympics, World Cup and this very show, and recalls a welcome but subject-wise unfortunate communication with a friend from New Zealand.2017-03-101h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1704 - The Poorly Timed Act of NatureFebruary 2017 closes with new music from Tobin Sprout, Ex-Girlfriends, Moon Duo, plus songs from Daddy Issues, Worriers, Mikey Erg, classics from Killing Joke, Foo Fighters, Swell Maps, and dozens more. MSG talks about attention hogs, a moving rockumentary and the further malicious adventures of the orange dictator Lord Business. (Views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Radio Free Brooklyn)
Remember, if you like the show, REPOST!!!2017-02-281h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1703 - The Unheard MusicIt's February and MSG has no delusions regarding listenership during the Super Bowl, but is prepared to soldier on regardless, with new music from Ex-Girlfriends, The Menzingers and Ty Segall, plus Mourn, The Blind Shake, Pkew Pkew Pkew, and dozens more. MSG offers a running commentary on the big game, including the halftime show, explains his issue with people who hate sports, and describes how he discovered one of his favorite birthdays may not have been as great as he thought.2017-02-131h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1702 - The 250 Pound Orange Asshole In The RoomThe first post-Inauguration CTR features brand new music from Cloud Nothings, Diet Cig, Japandroids and Priests, plus Alex Lahey, Pinegrove, Ted's Dead and as always, dozens more. MSG addresses our new dictator's mental state, expresses his respect for Philadelphia and lets us know about a very special upcoming charity event.
(Views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Radio Free Brooklyn)2017-01-301h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1701 - The Escape Into Music Debate DeathblowIt's the first Collision Time Revised of 2017 and we're back with music from Side Bitch, T-Rextacy, Timmy's Organism, Castle Black, No Ice, Free Cake For Every Creature and dozens more. MSG reveals his Best Of 2016 picks, explains the fatal flaw of a recent rockumentary, and reveals the evidence that will put an end to the escape into music debate once and for all.2017-01-171h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1623 - The Ex-Girlfriends InterviewIt's the wildest CTR ever when Brooklyn supergroup Ex-Girlfriends joins MSG in the studio and a six-way stream of consciousness word-jazz feast ensues. Topics include Courtney Love's teeth, the importance of Cake Shop, Tinder dating, the perils of naming a fan club, the evil of Mitch McConnell, shooting the "Bones" video, unsung women's suffragist Dorothea Dix and a successful round of "Can You Guess Who That Was?" The band also curates a song set, plus there's music from The Men, Little Big League, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Ex-Girlfriends (of course) and dozens more.2016-12-191h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1622 - The Second Annual Christmas SpecialBlack Friday's come and gone, so it's time for the 2nd Annual Collision Time Revisited Christmas Special! Hear punk rock Christmas tunes from NOFX, The Connection, Weezer, Shonen Knife, Bad Religion, Cassie Ramone, and many more, plus new music from Kitten Forever, CFM, Stove, and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about Christmas movies, his distain for ubiquity haters, and makes a special announcement about the next show.2016-12-051h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1621 - The Post-Election HangoverCTR is back refusing to go gentile into Donald Trump's America. Vent your rage to songs of political unrest from Choking Victim, The Descendents, Aztec Camera w/MIck Jones and more, plus bands from your future home of Canada like Japandroids, Fucked Up and Real McKenzies, and new music from Mannequin Pussy, Crying, Ex-Girlfriends, Honeyblood, LVL UP and dozens more. MSG pays his most personal tribute ever, then shares his election night experience and destroys the utterly insane and asinine notion that only white men escape into music.2016-11-211h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1620 - The Music of Fest!The latest episode of CTR features the bands of Fest! in Gainesville, FL, with music from Mannequin Pussy, Lemuria, Dillinger Four, and dozens more.2016-11-081h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1619 - The Classic ComebacksIt's October, the weather has broken, and the first CTR of autumn features new music from Mannequin Pussy, JEFF the Brotherhood and The Pixies, plus goth punk tunes for Halloween from Joy Division, The Mission UK and Siouxsie & The Banshees, plus dozens more. MSG recounts the stories of snappy rejoinders with varying degrees of morbidity, culminating in a strong case for never messing with him on his Facebook page2016-10-101h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1618 - The Granted WishSeptember's (not December's) second show features music by The Dirty Nil, Turnstie, Cold Pumas and dozens more.2016-10-031h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1617 - The Bands of Riot Fest 2016It's September, time to go back to school and celebrate the music of this year's Riot Fest, with music from festival performers Plague Vendor, The Dirty Nil, The Misfits and many more. MSG makes a special announcement about Morgan's girlfriend Carrie, reveals several album on his best of the year short list and explains his instagram connection with one of the bands2016-09-121h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1616 - The Impending Seattle ExcursionMSG celebrates his upcoming trip to Seattle with tunes from Tacocat, Wimps, Nirvana and loads of more bands from the Emerald City, plus tracks from Dentist, The Connection, Bouncing Souls and more. MSG talks about his travel plans, defends and attacks one mega-successful group and makes an unfortunate discovery about the band behind his latest favorite album.2016-09-041h 59
LÄS HÅRT!Vårt lässommarlovDet här avsnittet av LÄS HÅRT! är lite speciellt. Sommaren-är-över-speciellt. Johan Wanloo och Magnus Dahl pratar om alla härliga böcker de läst i under de senaste månaderna, och säger saker som "På den tiden jag gillade rörlig bild…" och "Det var inte en frack, det var en smoking".
I nästa LÄS HÅRT...
När ni har lyssnar på allt detta härliga, kan ni börja läsa Adam Cesares "The Con Season: A Novel of Survival Horror", för den kommer Johan och Magnus prata om i nä...2016-09-0155 min
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1615 - The Sharkmuffin InterviewIt's the most exciting CTR ever as MSG welcomes his very first in station guests, when garage surf punks Sharkmuffin join him in the studio. The band curates a set, plays a round of "Can You Guess Who That Was?," and talks about everything from musical influences to trashy movies, pizza fries and Ke$ha lyrics. There's also music from them, Frustrations, Tenement, Frankie and the Witch Fingers and lots more.2016-08-151h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1614 - The Band That Changed MSG's LifeJuly's second show features new music from Connections, Toys That Kill and BAMBARA, plus Gøggs, The Pack A.D., Everyone Is Dirty and dozens more. MSG talks about the Ramones exhibit at the Queens Museum, and experience at Yankee Stadium, and his feelings towards an unlikely song inclusion.2016-08-011h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1613 - The Vice-Principal, The Janitor and the Kid Who Got Left Back TwiceJuly begins with music from War on Women, The Julie Ruin, Toys That Kill, Wildhoney, and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about a pleasant Instagram surprise, belatedly pays tribute to Shark Week, features bands in NYC for the recent 4Knotts Festival and offers up a short but sweet Christmas in July celebration2016-07-181h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1612 - The Scottish DefianceListen to Career Suicide, Benjamin Booker, Paws, and dozens more. MSG talks about the Brexit, the ubiquity of cable shows, and the closure of other music2016-07-071h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1611 - The Northside Festival Meets Punk Rock BowlingJune begins with an episode dedicated to bands in town for Brooklyn's own 2016 Northside Festival, with support from the acts of the first Punk Rock Bowling & Music Festival Asbury Park show. MSG talks about celebrity crushes, recalls a recent brush with greatness, and pays tribute to late Surfer Blood guitarist Thomas Fekete and American legend Muhammad Ali.2016-06-171h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1610 - The Impossibly Beautiful FaceMay's third act features new music from Witching Waves, Tiger Army, Car Seat Headrest, and dozens more. MSG laments an unexpected band breakup, explains the importance of friendship, and pays tribute to late Beastie Boys founding member John Berry.2016-06-031h 58
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1609 - The Allie AfterglowMay's middle act finds MSG basking in the memory of meeting a rock goddess, features music from the recent NYC Popfest, and pays tribute to late Government Issue frontman John Stabb. There's also new music from Beverly, Pity Sex, A Giant Dog, and as always, dozens more.2016-05-251h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1608 - The Irrational Theater Fanboy DemandA trilogy for May begins with a look into MSG's twisted psyche as he recalls a recent trip to Broadway and makes a demand of the playwright which may prove difficult. He also pays tribute to Prince, explains why some rock bands start to suck, and spins music from Mean Jeans, Turnstile, Lemuria, and as always, dozens more.2016-05-101h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1607 - The Birthday ShowMSG gears up for his birthday by putting together his most narcissistic show show yet, with his personal favorites, both old, from Jane's Addiction, Rancid and Yeah Yeah Yeahs and new, from Tweens, Joanna Gruesome and Ringo Deathstarr. Topics include the album that changed MSG's life, the concert video in which he makes an appearance in and the person he's ashamed to have gone to the same school as.2016-04-261h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1606 - The Self-Serving ReviewApril opens with new music from Bleached, Bob Mould and The Joy Formidable, plus classics from The Gits, The Avengers and The Exploited and dozens more. MSG fires a deadly shot at Pitchfork, finds a way to add weight to a long awaited announcement and pays tribute to a special album anniversary.2016-04-111h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1605 - The Music of South by SouthwestIt's the vernal equinox and CTR is ready for spring with a roaring episode featuring bands playing at the 2016 SXSW Festival, including Mean Jeans, Ex-Legionnaires and Tacocat, plus more bands coming soon to Brooklyn, a few classics, and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about conflicts within the Straightedge movement, defends an allegid omission from the St. Patrick's Day Special, and pays tribute to late keyboard legend Keith Emerson.2016-03-281h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1605 - The St. Patrick's Day SpecialIt's CTR's first St Patrick's Day Special, featuring Celtic Punk from the likes of The Vandon Arms, Blood or Whiskey, Dropkick Murphys (of course), plus Irish and Northern Irish bands such as Girl Band, Ash, Stiff Little Fingers, and dozens more. MSG interviews Massachusetts punk trio Potty Mouth (lead singer Abby Weems is half-Irish after all), explains his non-Irish Irish credentials, and, oh yeah, sings backup vocals on one song!2016-03-141h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1604 - The Girl From Community Who's Not Alison BrieFebruary closes out with new music from Beverly, The Thermals and Bleached, classics from The Fall, The Misfits and Pixies and of course, dozens more. MSG shares his thoughts on a new Netflix series, recalls a mosh pit missed connection, and admits which RFB colleague he's jealous of.2016-02-291h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1603 - The Big Valentine GameIt's February and CTR goes toe to toe with the Super Bowl, conceding defeat and playing to the Valentine's Day rebroadcast date. The Jam, Stiff Little Fingers and Love Is All bring us songs of love alongside new music from Big Quiet, Sunflower Bean, Skaters and as always, dozens more. MSG does his best/worse impression of a Halftime Show performer, details the do's and don'ts of telling him about your band, and pays tribute to late cultural icons Paul Kantner and Abe Vigoda.2016-02-161h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1602 - The State Of Ohio Vs The Blizzard Of 2016The second CTR of 2016 arrives the day after Winter Storm Jonas, and, for no particular reason, features bands from the great state of Ohio (Guided By Voices, Connections, The Dead Boys, etc), plus new music from Big Eyes, Drenge, and Brooklyn's own Parlor Walls. MSG talks about how his neighborhood fared in the blizzard, explains the story behind the unusual photograph of him and Times New Viking's Beth Murphy, and pays tribute to the late David Bowie.2016-02-011h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1601 - The Familiar VoicesCollision Time Revisited kicks off 2016 in high gear with music from Spook School, Connections, Brooklyn's own Falling Birds and classics from Sham 69, Black Flag and The Replacements. MSG talks about Shane MacGowan's teeth, who he's rooting for during film award season, and pays tribute to late Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister2016-01-182h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1517 - The Year 19771977 was a cultural watershed year in more ways than one. Not only was it the year punk rock exploded, with dozens of seminal masterworks hitting the landscape, it was also when the original Star Wars was released and changed the world of cinema. So in honor of the new film Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the last CTR of 2015 features songs that made 1977 so great, with influential tunes from The Ramones, The Buzzcocks, The Vibrators and more. There's also new music from Heaven's Gate, Petal, Ringo Deathstarr, the list goes on. MSG introduces Morgan's girlfriend Carrie, explains the one...2016-01-042h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1516 - The Christmas SpecialIt's a very merry Collision Time Revisited with our very first Christmas episode! Hear punk rock Christmas favorites from the likes of Bad Religion, The Descendents and The So So Glos, plus newer tracks from Happyness, Teen Suicide and Trupa Trupa. MSG talks about recent shows from modern rock legends Dinosaur jr. and Sleater-Kinney, the irony of Mother Nature, and pays tribute to the late Scott Weiland.2015-12-182h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1515 - The Sophomore AlbumsNovember's unprecedented third episode kicks off the show's second season, with music from Sharkmuffin, Riverboat Gamblers, Night Birds and over 40 more. MSG laments yet another Brooklyn music venue closure, explains his biggest problem with made for tv Christmas movies and gives a preview of the upcoming Collision Time Revisited Christmas special.2015-12-042h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1514 - The Middle Act (Season Finale)The final episode of CTR's rookie season is the second of three episodes in November, a first for the bi-weekly show. Middle acts of three-stage works usually plunge their heroes into horrible situations to set up their ultimate triumphs later on (think Empire Strikes Back, Act II of any three act opera or simply the middle of most movies). In tribute, MSG delivers his darkest show yet, filled with songs of sorrow, frustration and anger, from Big D and the Kids Table, Bleached, Mikal Cronin and almost 40 more. MSG talks about his recent performance in a battle of the...2015-11-201h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1513 - The Best Collision Time Revisited EverNovember's here, and MSG has decreed it shall start with The Best Collision Time Revisited Ever, featuring songs from Wand, Girl Band and Wildhoney, plus a special list of tunes dedicated to Morgan and his girlfriend Carrie. MSG talks about the upcoming charity event in which he'll make his rock band debut, offers a critique of Joanna Gruesome's new two singer approach, and explains the source of his Christmas obsession.2015-11-021h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1512 - The Halloween SpecialOctober ends with CTR's first ever Halloween Special! Bands dress up in figurative costumes as MSG delivers an episode consisting entirely of covers. The likes of The Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd and The Beach Boys all the punk rock treatment from bands such as The Cynics, Me First And The Gimme Gimmes, The Bouncing Souls and of course, dozens more. MSG talks about the upcoming Radio Free Brooklyn Season Wrap Party fundraiser, reveals the early version of a song he just couldn't listen to, and sets up a playlist for people who want to hear what the originals all...2015-10-191h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1511 - The Bands Of CMJOctober begins with a special show featuring bands coming to NYC for this month's CMJ Music Marathon, including Titus Andronicus, Pity Sex and Spider Bags. MSG also recalls an experience when things at a CMJ venue went south fast after the show, and gives his own answer to a question asked of all the CMJ bands. Oh, and the show lands its first ever celebrity interview when MSG talks to New York slop pop duo Diet Cig!2015-10-052h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1510 - The Transportation NightmareSeptember ends with drama as MSG details the perfect storm of transit breakdowns that led to his painful journey to the station that day. After finding someone to blame, he recovers long enough to relay some good news about Morgan's girlfriend Carrie, announce details of two very special episode in October, and plays tracks from Meat Wave, Royal Headache, The Mahones, and as always, dozens more.2015-09-231h 47
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1509 - The Music Of Riot FestSeptember's here, Morgan's started classes at NYU and we're featuring music from bands performing at this month's Riot Fest, including The Damned, FIDLAR and Flogging Molly. There's also new(ish) music from Jawbreaker Reunion, Mourn, Tweens, and dozens more. MSG recalls his own experiences at the 2013 Riot Fest in Chicago, rips obnoxious (and cowardly anonymous) commenters on Brooklyn Vegan a new one, and makes peace with (very minor) missed opportunities.2015-09-072h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1508 - The Vacation OpenerAugusts ends with songs from Mannequin Pussy, The Unlovables, Royal Headache and dozens more. MSG talks about being on vacation, things that music snobs say, and deliberately confusing band names.2015-08-251h 59
The Truth & Freedom ShowThe Truth and Freedom Show Episode 1513Michael Stuart Grossman guest-hosts. He talks about libertarian celebrities, the myth of the Upper East Side, Ireland, and male feminists.2015-08-172h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1507 - The Brilliant IdeaAugust opens with over 40 songs, from artists such as Yuck, Mannequin Pussy and Deaf Wish. MSG talks positively and negatively about indie films, offers a musical point/counter-point on summertime, and describes his brilliant (or not) idea for a tv show, and why it may require a pregnant teenage character.2015-08-121h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1506 - The Barbecue AftermathJuly ends with music from Mourn, Gold-Bears, Future Of The Left and dozens more. MSG talks about the recent Radio Free Brooklyn barbecue, recalls his guest appearance on Ear Hammer, and gives props to the band that introduced him into indie rock.2015-08-102h 00
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1505 - The Independence Day SurpriseJuly begins with songs from The Meatbodies, Beverly, The Rezillos and dozens more. MSG plays a segment of Can You Guess Who That Was, shows gratitude for a kindly music venue staff, and recalls his surprising July 4th activities.2015-08-031h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1504 - The Goodbye To ChrisJune ends with songs from Bully, Twin Peaks, Shonen Knife and dozens more. Plus, MSG rails against Bitchfork, plays another edition of Not Gonna Tell You When and says goodbye to an unlikely musical hero.2015-08-021h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1503 - The Northside FestivalJune kicks off with an episode featuring music from bands in town for Brooklyn's recent Northside Festival, including Diet Cig, Viet Kong, Spider Bags and many more, as well as alternuggets from Ride, Rocket From The Crypt and The Fall. Plus, MSG introduces his shy but helpful new assistant Morgan, brokenheartedly laments the departure of Joanna Gruesome lead singer Alanna McArdle and reveals his favorite among the recent bevy of reunion shows.2015-08-011h 59
Collision Time RevisitedCollision Time Revisited 1502 - The MSG MeltdownMay closes out with modern tracks from the likes of Metz, Mikal Cronin and Potty Mouth, plus alternuggets from Chelsea, Reverend Horton Heat and Face To Face. MSG pays tribute to Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis on the 35th anniversary of his death, rails against punk-ignorant psychobilly fans and experiences a mini meltdown live on air the as his personal equipment fails not thirty minutes in.2015-08-011h 59